TIJN Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses for Women Anti Blue Light Blocking Readers Vintage Square Nerd Eyeglasses

Unfortunately, I’m at now at the age where I need readers to see small print. However, I find it challenging when I have to keep picking up and putting down my glasses when reading on the computer, on my phone, or reading a recipe while I’m cooking. These glasses allow me to do these things, while still being look up and clearly see at a distance with the glasses in. I never realized how annoying it would be to constantly have to take them off and put them back on. I don’t have to do that with these glasses and its a relief!I’ve tried other types of reading glasses with a kind of bifocal design, but they were ugly because you could see the lines between the reading part and the clear, non-magnified part. These glasses do you not have a line, are flattering and function great.

Other reviewers are saying these glasses are not progressive, but they are - they're just not that dramatically progressive. The bottom of the lenses allow for close-up reading - say, a document, book, or phone you hold near your fact. The center is for mid-distance, i.e., your computer screen or a document laying on your desk. The rest of the lenses are apparently without magnification. I find it awkward that the sides of the lenses aren't corrective. Between that, and perhaps the filtering, they have a bit of haziness about them. They also reflect a lot of light - I notice this when I'm on Zoom calls, compared to others' glasses.My biggest complaint is the haziness. If I've got them aimed just right, it's pretty clear, but I get glares from light sources (especially a window in my office) and I guess the narrowness of the magnifying parts of the lenses means that you can easily find your vision blurred with just a bit of a turn of your head or eyes. They don't sit easily on my nose, but that's typical for me - I'm always pushing glasses up.Also, the glasses aren't tinted yellow per se; that's the filter. It's a slight tint, like a photographic filter. So if you set them down against a white sheet of paper, the lenses will look just slightly yellow-tinged, but it's not like putting on what we'd normally think of as tinted glasses. The world around you will just look a bit warmer (in terms of color temperature) - that's what blue-light-filtering lenses are supposed to do, and I think it's effective. I don't work a lot with color (like a designer would do), but my perception of colors on my screen isn't really altered by it, since your perception adjusts, and you notice how colors look relative to each other - and the tinting is pretty subtle to begin with.

I was hoping the top part would be clear but they are not... makes it hard to look up at a distance without having to pull them down. The reader part works great and they are stylish. I also noticed you can see the imprint of the strength on the lenses.

Inversion regular. Debes tener cuidado en su uso. A los dias se quebro el plastico. Lo demas bien.

The ABSOLUTE BEST readers…and I’ve tried many pairs. I love that I don’t have to take them in and off since they are progressive. I only wish they came with a case or sleeve.

My trifocals just don't cut it when I'm working on the computer. These are perfect for work.

For its price, this is a good quality pair of progressive reading glasses. I do wish that the upper portion was completely ungraded. It does have a little bit of a grade on the upper portion and therefore it's not a good idea to use for driving, which is what I bought it for. It's great for the desk though.

I had always hear that its so hare to get used to progressives so I continued changing glasses probably a hundred times a day! From my computer distance, to up close, I would literally be changing glasses just to look down at the keyboard! These glasses are amazing. The first couple of hours I could notice a slight change when I moved my head from computer distance to keyboard which is about 2 feet apart but that soon went away. I have soooo many pairs of glasses all over the house in two different strengths that will now be donated! I already ordered two more so I can have one at my desk, one in the kitchen and one in my purse! I got the leopard style and they are super cute, (boyfriend confirmed)! I don't write reviews much but just had to for this one!

Spent loads on high Street alleged places that say their glasses can do the same, these somehow can cater for nearsight and far sight and are so comfortable. Maybe not suitable for driving but the best pair I've owned

I did not like thisIt gave me a headacheAnd I didn't like the style

These glasses were alright, as far as a generic progressive goes. My other ones from Foster Grant were better, or maybe I was just more accustomed to them. These are heavier or looser and didn't sit on my head very well, so one time when I bent forward they fell off onto the plush carpet, and broke..the top of the glasses, near the nose part, snapped. It is impossible to glue them as they seem to be compression fit.

Even though it says two pack... I only got one in the package. I guess the other were forgotten? However the ones I did get are really great. I can read and the the blue light part of them help my eyes when using the phone or seeing the tv. They are not for seeing distance but as I don't need distance and just for up close and reading. They work perfectly. I don't need to take them off. Switching from reading glasses when I wanna see in the distance. Just wish I had gotten the second pair with them.

I was a little hesitant to purchase these as the multiple focuses worried me that it would bother my eyes but so far for my purposes, working in my basement office and having to read very small print often as well as the computer screen for my job, they have been great!Just wanted to give a 6 month update... Still going strong. Still loving these so perfect I think I might buy a second pair just to have on hand. I got the tortoise print originally and the style and pattern are so perfect but I like the look of the clear as well.